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related to
Wickets. "Law 8 – The
wickets". MCC.
Retrieved 29
September 2017. "A
glossary of
cricket terms". ESPNcricinfo. 6
March 2006. "
Wicket definition...
- ten-
wicket haul
occurs when a
bowler takes ten
wickets in
either a
single innings or
across both
innings of a two-innings match. The
phrase ten
wickets in...
- In cricket, the
wicket-keeper is the
player on the
fielding side who
stands behind the
wicket,
ready to stop
deliveries that p**** the batsman, and take...
-
taking 15
wickets with an
average economy of 4.17.
Among Indian fast bowlers, he took 200
wickets in the
fewest matches and
reached 100
wickets in ODI cricket...
- the IPL. He made 145 Test appearances,
taking 708
wickets, and set the
record for the most
wickets taken by any
bowler in Test cricket, a
record he held...
-
aggregate with 800
wickets. He also
holds the
record for the most five-
wicket hauls (67) and ten-
wicket hauls in a
match (22); his 16
wickets for 220 runs against...
- A
double wicket maiden if two
wickets are taken, and so on.
Wicket-to-
wicket (or stump-to-stump) an
imaginary line
connecting the two
wickets, also a style...
-
scores enough runs to win, it is said to have "won by n
wickets",
where n is the
number of
wickets left to fall (batters yet to be dismissed)
until the team...
- was the
highest wicket-taker of the
tournament with 12
wickets,
which won him the
Golden Ball. He made 33* with bat and took 2
wickets in the
final against...
- In cricket, a five-
wicket haul (also
known as a "five–for" or "fifer")
occurs when a
bowler takes five or more
wickets in a
single innings. This is regarded...
